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‘Meatballs’ Reimagines the Canadian Summer Camp Comedy for Crave
Meatballs is a new comedy series based on the 1979 Canadian film of the same name.
It stars Robbie G.K. as Dale and Maddie Phillips as Skipper, counselors at a failing summer camp.
The camp hopes to attract 200 children, though the counselors may be more invested in making it their home away from home.
The series uses a mockumentary style and has been described as a raunchy, irreverent reimagining.
Canadian companies Blink49 Studios and Incendo are making the show for Crave.
Its arrival comes amid growing international attention for Canadian productions, including Crave’s hit drama Heated Rivalry.
Sphere Abacus, owned by Crave parent Bell Media, is selling Meatballs to buyers at MIPCOM Cannes.
Crave is developing Meatballs, a raunchy reimagining of the 1979 Canadian camp comedy.
Robbie G.K. and Maddie Phillips star as counselors at a failing summer camp.
G.K. said the series takes a creative risk and that audiences are ready for it.
Canadian companies Blink49 Studios and Incendo are making the series.
Jeff Detsky and Wendy Litner are the showrunners.
- Who
- Robbie G.K. and Maddie Phillips star as camp counselors.
- What
- Meatballs is a raunchy reimagining of the 1979 Canadian comedy.
- When
- The series is upcoming; no release date is stated.
- Where
- The story is set at a summer camp. The interview took place at MIPCOM Cannes.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
It’s a big swing, and as we’ve seen from Crave and others, big swings are worth taking.
People are ready for this.
Bill Murray is such as icon
I did not even try to go even close to anything that is Bill Murray.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Series
- Meatballs
- Platform
- Crave
- Source material
- 1979 Canadian comedy
- Stars
- Robbie G.K. and Maddie Phillips
- Production companies
- Blink49 Studios and Incendo










